Sentence examples for had a comparable impact from inspiring English sources
Professor Scarf had a comparable impact on the business sector.
Yet how many other development-related interventions had a comparable impact on the popular consciousness in 2012?
Bacon, the father of the scientific method and whom Williams also knew personally, had a comparable impact on how Williams thought, on how he looked for evidence.
Since then, she has established a distinctive voice with a slim body of work: in modern British cinema, only Lynne Ramsay (We Need to Talk About Kevin) and Steve McQueen (Hunger) might be said to have had a comparable impact.
While intuitionistic logic is obtained from classical logic by dropping the principle of the excluded third, other logics have also been proposed, though none has had a comparable impact on the foundations of mathematics.
If in Israel it was the appearance and conviction of Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem in 1961 that brought about a decisive shift in public understanding, the Auschwitz trials in Frankfurt between 1963 and 1965 - realised through the persistence of one lone prosecutor, Fritz Bauer - had a comparable impact in Germany.
Pushed by public planning and private enterprise, e-learning may yet have a comparable impact.
NATHAN LEE -- When I was watching "Blowup" I was thinking that I may never see a film have a comparable impact on my generation.
Coupling has a comparable impact on solution quality for problems involving two to three variables, but becomes less significant as the scale of the problem increases.
I am particularly pleased that Barclays is scaling up the establishment of similar schemes with Care and Plan in other countries where we hope they will have a comparable impact and success rate to those we have set up in Katine.
The report estimates that for an embargo to have a comparable impact as it did at that time, the price of oil would have to climb to the dizzying height of $90 per barrel, which would cause huge unintended harm elsewhere in the world.
